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Top 10 Tips to Launch Your Brand in the US Market

Many try, many fail and some survive. Here are the Top 10 Tips from brand-owners that launched their brands in the U.S market successfully and sustained their growth to become leaders in their category.

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If you’re a new wine brand looking for entry into the competitive U.S. market for wines and spirits, it’s important to understand the time, passion and commitment needed to grow your brand. According to John Beaudette, President and CEO of MHW, Ltd., too many new brands think they can gain entry to the market with a limited budget and a limited time frame for success. But that’s the exception, not the rule.

The aspects that make up a brand launch and sustaining the brand’s growth successfully in the market are:

4. Infrastructure – Sales, Operations, Team Building, Overhead.

5. Business Planning – Funding, Timeline.

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As of July 31, 2013, the United States was home to 2,500+ craft breweries, the relatively small, artisanship-oriented producers best known for India pale ales, porters, and other decidedly non-mainstream beers.